The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-07-08

Hon. S. G. Judd, OF Chicago, arrived
at Hot Springs on Thursday, together
with his physician; several other zen.
tlemen came with him, but have gone
on to Deadwood to see the Denver Of
the Hills. Mr.. Judd has been suffer.
ing for years with Rheumatism and has
tried all the principal medicinal springs
in the old world, but has received no
material relief. His visit here is to
test the efficacy Of these springs in his
case. We have no hesitancv ia saying
that with a fair trial he will obtain re-
lief if not permanent cure. There
is positive evidence Of their magical
powers.
A Yankton correspondent Of the
Sioux City Journal writes as
follows concerning the recen. trip to the
Black Hills of Hon. H. NJ. Day. whom,
it will be remembered, paid short
visit to Hot Springs and spoke in
such flattering .erms Of the magnificent
scenery aud the efficacy of the mineral
waters here: :Hon. H. NJ. Day arrived
here to-day. He has just returned
from the Black Hills, where he has
been inspecting his mining property.
Mr.. Day has made a big strike, and his
mines arc turning ont large quantities
Of rich ore, yielding him a daily income
of no mean proportions. He reports
the Hills country in a very prosperous
condition, md il, diets great changes
in the near future"
COUNTY Dlv.s ON CONVENTION.
Minutes of a citizens convention held
at Hot Springs, July 7th for the pur-
pose of electing two delegates to the
convention at Huron on the 18th day
July 1887.
On motion, Mr.. A. A. Powell was ap.
pointed chairman of the meeting.
Moved and supported that X. F.
Harris act as secretary. Motion car.
ried.
Moved, that Mr.. Eugene b. Norton
be chosen as one Of the delegates to the
Huron convention. Carried.
Moved, that DIR. A. S. Stewart be
chosen as delegate to the Huron con-
vention. Carried.
Moved that a central committe oi
seven be appointed by the chair. Mo
tion carried. On motion, it was found
to be the unanimous sense of the meet
ing that Dakota should be admitted and
divided on the 46th parallel.
Motion to adjourn sine die. Carried
A. A. POWELL, Chairman.
X. +. HARRIS. Secretary.
THE FOURTH AT HOT SPRINGS.
The 4th at Hot Springs more than
met the expectations of every one. The
large concourse of people tha, .ongre'
gated to witness and participate, was
beyond expectation. The day was 9
most favorable one and with the excep
ton of the forenoon, it was pleasant
ana cool for the exercises. The sumpt,
uous dinner prepared by the ladies'
aid society was appreciated by all as
was evident by the expressions fre'
auently heard upon every side and the
manifestations Of discomfort to the
participates by their garments sud
denly becoming too small in the region
of the stomach.
The singing and organ accompani.
ments were excellent and higl!u com.
mendable. The Declaration of Inde
pendence as rendered by Mrs. Eator
was highly appreciated, although We
have hut little IF the benefits accruine
from that masterpiece compiled b.
our fore-fathers. under tile present ad
ministration. Wewere then treated t
two eloquent addresses by Judge E. q
Dudley and s. E. Wilson, who held til,
large audience for the space of tw.
hours with that intense interest which
can only he attained by the magneti,
aud eloquent flow of rhetoric. In th,
meantime the free flow of ice-cold lem
onade down the thirsty throats of tn,
crowd was only checked, hy the inca
pacity of the before mentioned, to hol,
any more.
j, At about half past two, the attention
of the people was directed to th
ground prepared for the baseball con
test between the Buffalo Gap Nine an,
the Hot Springs Nine, who had assem-
bled, dressed in their attractive uni
forms ready for the contest. and afte
the pre..iminaries, four innings wer
played with q precision and fairnes
, that called forth the admiration of tll
assemblage, the Buffalo Gap Nine win
ming the victory by score of q to "a
) The parties upon both sides were highl,
satisfied with the fairness displayed an
three cheers were given with heart
GOOD will for the champion nine flor
Buffalo Gap.
DIR. Stewart umpired the game to th
entire satisfaction OF both nines
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